In 1995, Candace Karu qualified, by the skin of her teeth, to run in the 100th Boston Marathon, an event of historic proportions. She wrote her first article for Running Times about that experience. That article led Karu to a long and very happy stint at an incredible magazine: between 1995 and 2007 she rose from Contributor to Associate Editor and, finally, to Editor at Large. For the last three years Karu was with the magazine, her column "The Running Life" ran in every issue. Here is a sampling of her work at Running Times.
THE RUNNING LIFE
- The Joy Found in Effort May 2008
- A Good Run June 2008
- Always a Runner January/February 2008
- Better in the Long Run March 2008
- Can't We All Just Get Along January/February 2006
- Cross Training December 2004
- Curro, Ergo Sum December 2006
- Down Time May 2005
- Expo-Say October 2006
FEATURES
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Dream Job
October 2001 -
Young Runners
May 2003 -
To Stretch or Not To Stretch
September 2004 -
Show Us Your Grit
September 2006 -
Meeting at Joanie
October 2000 -
Giving Back: Paying It Forward
October 2004
GEAR
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Best Performance in a Supporting Role
November 2007 -
Injury Prevention & Recovery
April 2004 -
Product Review: Mark of Fitness Exercise Monitor
November 2007
RACE RESULTS
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At The Races: TD Banknorth Beach to Beacon
November 2006 -
More Marathon ('04)
September 2004 -
Remembering New Orleans
December 2005 -
Should've Been There: 35th Sun-Herald City to Surf 14K
December 2005 -
Should've Been There: Running Highs at Low Altitude
December 2007
